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Yes, I’m frivolous. After spending £140 at the opc for a clutch helper spring and ashtray delete, I threw money at a chap parting out a 996.1 on Facebook. He had a set of alloy pedals which looked nice and I hope will give my car a bit of bling over the black pedal set.
Just as I was starting to loose faith that I would ever see these or my money, Peter came good.
Any advice on how to fit these? Do the black pedals come apart or do I need to drill holes in my pedals to fit these?
I have the same set. You need to drill holes yes. Pig of a job, my mind has erased the fine details but something to do with the length or position of the bolts made it difficult
Think twice about fitting these Ray, if you drive a lot in the weather we have in the UK - they do look good but they might be slippy
Maybe consider putting some grip pads on them to lower the risk of your foot slipping off
Thanks
@nebpor
, it’s a fair point. These have grippy bits on them that look and feel sturdy. I have had pedals on various cars that have been super slippy, a total pain in the bottom.
I will give these a go but ‘drilling’ is scaring me.
Ah sorry, I didn't spot the grips - they looked like they were just metal!
I put a set of metal Mugen pedals on my old Honda, but all the contact surfaces had a really nice friction material on them so they felt very solid. Because racecar haha
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